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parapanteraIf you can't fix it with a hammer.....you have an electrical problem.

Hi LPB,

By outside piston I am assuming you mean the big 'ole SOB with the notch in in correct? I don't know if you removed that piston to put new seals in, but if you didn't, go back to my brakes page and take a look at the second picture down. The threads are "ultra fine", it took forever to screw in/out. How many turns I don't recall, but it was a "is this thing ever gonna stop turning" number of turns. My guess is you have more turns to go.

Ron

11/25/059:26 AM

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